Guild Wars 2

Tough question.

First of all, i would put in more similarities with the gw1 stories. I truly felt myself a capital “H” Hero in GW1. My story in GW2 as a Norn Warrior becoming a hero quickly turned into something like “squire of the allmighty and wonderful leader, Trahearne, son of Kormir” I would write something where the player is the main character in its own story, not a kitten npc who pops out of the blue, and have no capabilites of leading a whole army into battle. I think the most enjoyable quests are those before joining an Order. I would keep the atmosphere of the quests. When I actually feel i am what i chose to be, and my decisions actually made some impact. That feeling totally lost later. It was no matter if I am son of Bear or son of Wolf, or son of a Kitten.

Also, i wouldnt kill all the loveable characters during the story, keeping only the annoying, or dull ones. I know it has to be dramatic for more impact, but you can achieve that another way.

Last for now, the last battle has to be the most epic fight in the story line, since you going to kill finally an Elder Dragon! Instead that goes for the one when you clear the Artesian Waters, and the fight with Zhaitan is the most Boring, and Disappointing battle in the whole story. Dont know the current stage of it, but when i did it, not even music was played for the fight. That would made at least some differnece.

I really like northern-like names, and there are so many good ones in this topic. Halfdan Wolfmane is one of them.

For myself, i like everything that have some northern roots, though my name is more like a casual norn one with fantasy roots rather than northern ones, since my main characters used to get the same name variations in every game.

Hail from the Shiverpeaks: Lethanyr Wurmbane.

Eye of the North love here too. They were so great as a race in EotN in every aspect that i had to start one.

“Remember, Cooking is just an optional step before consumption”

“Rush” With the Arms Master Trait: “Forceful Greatsword” (wich increases skill recharge by 20 percent) used in combat start ticking from 16 sec like it should, but after hitting 15, the counter jumps up to 19 sec till zero like the trait have no effect.

Anyone else experiencing this?